Gary Portelli-trained colt Dio D’Oro can prove his wet track prowess again when he aims to back up his maiden win with another victory at Randwick.

Adelaide trainer Ryan Balfour is looking to Balf’s Choice to be the forerunner of what he hopes are more raids targeting Melbourne’s prize money.

Champagne Cuddles has shortened to outright Tatt’s Tiara favourite after drawing barrier four.

Shane “The Money Man” Ciurleo has done the hards for today’s meeting at Ipswich. Grab his full preview & best bets for today’s meeting.

It looks as though the rain has gone for Canterbury racing today but we are still left with a heavy track. It won’t stop our man Richie Boy who pumped to get stuck in. Check out his full preview and best for the afternoon. Good punting.

Midweek Melbourne racing heads to a Soft track at Echuca today. Grab Snowy Clark’s full preview, best bets and his quaddie numbers for today’s meeting.

Frankie Dettori has raised the roof at Royal Ascot, teaming up with trainer John Gosden to secure a treble on the opening day of the meeting.

Racing Victoria has advised trainers and vets to stop using products containing altrenogist as they may contain the banned substance trenbolone.

Galaxy Raider has been freshened since his last-start second and will head to Flemington for another start before progressing to the Winter Championship Final.

Trainer John Thompson will test Special Missile over 1600 metres for the first time at Randwick wiht the gelding chasing an overdue win.

Trainer Mike Moroney has been informed by Racing Victoria stewards of a horse returning a test to a banned substance following a win at Bendigo.

One classic indicator has been this week’s press and social media coverage of an amazing bit of horsemanship by New Zealand’s leading jumps jockey, Aaron Kuru.

Matthew Smith-trained mare Faraway Town’s bid to run in the Group One Tatt’s Tiara appears out of reach with a Randwick race her fall-back option.

James McDonald has a host of rides during the Royal Ascot carnival, including a good chance in a Group One race and a ride on a horse owned by The Queen.

The increase in night meetings has prompted the Victorian Jockeys’ Association to seek an increase for the riding fee of their members.

After a last-start second in the Stradbroke Handicap, Super Cash gets her latest chance to snare a Group One win in the Tattersall’s Tiara at Doomben.

Randwick trainer Edward O’Rourke is looking forward to Churning’s debut at Canterbury, his first runner sired by successful stallion Lonhro.

Popular Randwick trackwork rider, former jockey Steve Jeffries, has died aged 55.

Ed Dunlop hopes Red Verdon can develop into a horse capable of becoming the first British-trained winner of the Melbourne Cup.

Champagne Cuddles and Prompt Response are the early equal favourites for the Tatt’s Tiara at Doomben, the final Group One race of the Australian season.

Michael Poy, the son of former champion jockey Michael Clarke, has finished second in an apprentices’ jockeys race in France.

Jockey Steven Arnold hasn’t lost his passion for riding and is keeping himself in trim riding trackwork at Macedon Lodge as he ponders his future.

Victorian trainer Mick Bell will return to Randwick with Jungle Edge for the Winter Dash and hopes he can press claims for a slot in the $13 million Everest.

A lot of hard work has gone into debut maiden winner Flogga who now heads to town to run in a heat of the Silver Bowl Series at Flemington.

The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal is expected to deal with the appeals by four of the “Aquanita eight” together.

Jockey John Robertson has had six meetings shaved from a careless riding suspension on appeal to the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.

Jockey Jamie Kah is keen to keep her interstate momentum going but will still call Adelaide home.

Premier trainer Tony Gollan believes he can break the record for the most wins in a Queensland metropolitan season with 12 meetings remaining.

The Tatt’s Tiara at Doomben has received 37 entries for 16 positions in the final Group One race of the Australian season.

Queensland’s chief steward Allan Reardon says he will work the final weeks of his contract despite openly criticising the head of the state’s integrity unit.